Wir sind bei den Charakter-IDs mittlerweile in den Bereich über 140.000 eingetreten und der erste Tausender gebührt turnusgemäß einem Charakter aus einem Manga oder einer Light Novel. Wer das sein wird, habt wie immer ihr in eurer Hand, also nominiert bitte fleißig, auf dass wir eine interessante Abstimmung in der Endrunde bekommen.
Melbourne doctor and proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, Dr Dov Degen, has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the General Division for service to ...
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Sydney activist and 78er Titi Chartay, has been hospitalised after two alleged assaults at her Glebe public housing home. She says she sustained serious injuries and that her dog was ...
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The 2026 Australian Census will, for the first time, include questions designed to capture data on sexual orientation and gender identity, marking a significant shift after years of advocacy from ...
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NSW Parliament has marked a decade since its formal apology to the 78ers, in a commemorative sitting recognising the anniversary of the 2016 parliamentary statement acknowledging the events surrounding the ...
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There’s nothing like wearing something a little bit cheeky, and there’s nothing like finding clothes that actually fit your body properly. A jockstrap designed with enough room for bears, or ...
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Today, the US District Court for the District of Columbia granted emergency relief in the American Historical Association and American Oversight’s lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s effort to evade the Presidential Records Act (PRA).
Dutch LGBTQIA+ organisations are pursuing legal action against Meta over alleged censorship and discriminatory moderation practices on Instagram, after a series of account suspensions affecting queer clubs, artists, publications and ...
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The National Park Service is creating the first Comprehensive Plan for the Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail. The plan will guide how NPS and partners connect trail sections, protect natural and cultural resources, strengthen relationships with communities, and support long-term partnerships across Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
To mark this year’s U.S. Semiquincentennial, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has committed $730,000 to sponsor a Freedom 250 national student art competition honoring important figures of American history.
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) strongly condemns the recent Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) decision in the Louisiana v. Callais case.
A new report from GLAAD has sharply criticised Meta for declining performance in LGBTQ user safety, as part of its sixth annual Social Media Safety Index (SMSI), which also found ...
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Australia’s longest-running national survey of LGBTIQA+ health and wellbeing has opened, with researchers calling on adults across the country to take part in the latest edition of the Private Lives ...
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More than 100 LGBTQ+ and sexual health-related Instagram accounts have reportedly been suspended or restricted in recent weeks, prompting criticism of Meta’s moderation policies and renewed concerns from queer creators ...
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The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) strongly condemns the recent Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) decision in the Louisiana v. Callais case.
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Die Wahl zum Charakter Nummer 140.000 steht an – ab sofort dürft ihr wieder eure Nominierungen raushauen, welcher Charakter die nächste Karte der „Gold-Edition“ bekommt. Wir sind wieder sehr gespannt, wer diesmal so alles vorgeschlagen wird! 😁
Come To Daddy, an LGBTQIA+ venue in Brisbane’s West End is raising money and vowing to “make it even more GAYER” in response to an alleged homophobic attack on the ...
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Demolition has begun at the town-owned rental units in Red River for the new workforce housing projects. The previous housing units were located at the former Sportsman’s Lodge site. Town officials said the rental units, which have stood since the 1960s, are being removed to make way for newly constructed three-bedroom, two-bath homes designed for […]
Homophobia has once again dominated the headlines around the AFL, this time with an ongoing saga centred around St Kilda player Lance Collard and the use of homophobic slurs on ...
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ASALH remembers the life and legacy of Reginald L. Weaver
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New blood donation eligibility rules have come into effect across Australia, expanding access for gay and bisexual men and transgender people in long-term monogamous relationships to donate blood and platelets ...
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Call for Papers: Missing and Murdered: A Transdisciplinary Conference on Black Women and Girls in Missouri and Beyond
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Same-sex intimacy and gender diversity have been historically policed as criminal or moral offences in Victoria for many decades. Entrapment practices, discriminatory prosecutions, public humiliation and institutional neglect left deep ...
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As Maryland commemorates the 250th anniversary of American independence, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture and the Maryland Center for History and Culture, in partnership with the Maryland Four Centuries Project, will present a public lecture series examining how Maryland has helped define some of the nation's most enduring-and contested-constitutional…
Sydney’s iconic Oxford Street, long considered the heart of Australia’s LGBTQIA+ nightlife and history, is facing renewed concern after new figures revealed nearly one in three shopfronts along the Darlinghurst ...
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ASALH remembers the life and legacy of Barbara D. Walker, ASALH's National Treasurer during the early 2000's.
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Publishing Subvention Grant Application Deadline April 30, 2026
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The mental health of trans, non-binary and gender diverse Australians is shaped not only by access to services, but by often-unseen networks of care. Tandem, Transgender Victoria and Transcend Australia ...
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Sydney’s queer cultural heart could soon see more of its past formally protected, as the City of Sydney announces new plans to heritage list a wave of historically significant LGBTQIA+ ...
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After 17 1/2 years behind the headset, Gilbert Romero, a 911 telecommunicator at the Red River Regional Dispatch Center, says the most meaningful part of the job is helping people on what may be the worst day of their lives. “Serving your community and knowing you are providing help when people need it most” remains […]